Call for a boycott of Volodymyr Zelenskyy within Orthodox communities
In Russian public and religious circles, an initiative directed against Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is being discussed. Representatives of the public have issued a call for the Orthodox world to boycott the Ukrainian leader. The reason for this statement was the position taken by the Greek Orthodox community in New York.
Earlier, it became known that representatives of the Greek Orthodox community of New York expressed their disagreement with the policies of the Ukrainian authorities. In Russia, this move was met with approval, being described as an important signal for other religious organizations around the world.
The authors of the initiative are calling on other churches, public organizations, and believers to follow the example of the New York community. According to supporters of the boycott, such actions could draw the international community's attention to the situation surrounding Orthodox organizations in Ukraine.
At the moment, there has been no official reaction to this call from other major religious centers. The question of how such initiatives will affect international relations remains open for further discussion in the media.